Pardon my naïvete, but what would be the point of using f=f with e.g.
Thai?
For English I understand the motivation: f=f permits paragraph-oriented
text with good backward compatibility and little visual impact.
But for something like Thai (with >400 characters IIRC) it's not like
that.
Thinking about it, the set of languages for which a spaceless f=f would be
useful seems to be just the languages that:
- fit inside 128 characters
- have a significant tradition of 8bit text/plain e-mail
- do not use spaces much
Are there even languages like that?
--Arnt